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1,000 cameras 'solve one crime'CCTV camera in the Embankment, central LondonLondon is one of the world's most monitored citiesOnly one crime was solved by each 1,000 CCTV cameras in London last year, a report into the city's surveillance network has claimed.The internal police report found the million-plus cameras in London rarely help catch criminals.In one month CCTV helped capture just eight out of 269 suspected robbers.David Davis MP, the former shadow home secretary, said: "It should provoke a long overdue rethink on where the crime prevention budget is being spent." The Metropolitan Police has been extraordinarily slow to act to deal with the ineffectiveness of CCTVDavid Davis MPHe added: "CCTV leads to massive expense and minimum effectiveness."It creates a huge intrusion on privacy, yet provides little or no improvement in security."The Metropolitan Police has been extraordinarily slow to act to deal with the ineffectiveness of CCTV."Nationwide, the government has spent £500m on CCTV cameras.But Det Sup Michael Michael McNally, who commissioned the report, conceded more needed to be done to make the most of the investment.He said: "CCTV, we recognise, is a really important part of investigation and prevention of crime, so how we retrieve that from the individual CCTV pods is really quite important."There are some concerns, and that's why we have a number of projects on-going at the moment."Among those projects is a pilot scheme by the Met to improve the way CCTV images are used.A spokesman for the Met said: "We estimate more than 70% of murder investigations have been solved with the help of CCTV retrievals and most serious crime investigations have a CCTV investigation strategy."Officers from 11 boroughs have formed a new unit which collects and labels footage centrally before distributing them across the force and media.It has led to more than 1,000 identifications out of 5,260 images processed so far.A Home Office spokeswoman said CCTVs "help communities feel safer".
people who complain about the CCTV in england are like people who complain about speed camerasshut up and shove it up your arse
red light ones? whata are they?people who are speeding deserve to be punished
You even have to be careful with a webcam. If your internet connection is still open, but your computer is off, images will still be broadcast accross the web. People have been caught out heaps in this way.
Quote from: The_Chosen_One on September 02, 2009, 06:08:38 PMYou even have to be careful with a webcam. If your internet connection is still open, but your computer is off, images will still be broadcast accross the web. People have been caught out heaps in this way.I've seen some of those cases oops
Quote from: parts on September 02, 2009, 06:12:05 PMQuote from: The_Chosen_One on September 02, 2009, 06:08:38 PMYou even have to be careful with a webcam. If your internet connection is still open, but your computer is off, images will still be broadcast accross the web. People have been caught out heaps in this way.I've seen some of those cases oopsIt's one reason why I don't wanna get one. I'd like to do YT stuff, but not have any other shit posted on the net.
Quote from: Comrade Sophovic on August 29, 2009, 10:59:32 AMpeople who complain about the CCTV in england are like people who complain about speed camerasshut up and shove it up your arse Speed cameras and red light ones suck.
